Traduction de «opportun sous l'angle » (Français → Anglais) :

fixed angle surveying | fixed angle coverage

infrasternal angle

Declaration on Social and Legal Principles relating to the Protection and Welfare of Children, with Special Reference to Foster Placement and Adoption Nationally and Internationally

shallow climb

Declaration on Social and Legal Principles relating to the Protection and Welfare of Children, with Special Reference to Foster Placement and Adoption Nationally and Internationally

point sampling | plotless cruising | variable-plot sampling | plotless sampling | point cruising | prism cruising

Ergonomic Guidelines for Microelectronic Installations

Expert Group Seminar on the Human Rights Dimensions of Population Transfer

The SOR should describe the FWSAR capability sought by the Government of Canada in terms of SAR service to Canadians. It should also include a list of mandatory requirements reflecting the nature of service to be delivered and the timely delivery of this service.

21. Stresses that Parliament must retain its autonomy in decisions as to the acceptance or otherwise of such interest groups or lobbyists as it may consider relevant for its political role in representing EU citizens;

36. Considers that there is a widely shared view among SMEs that the standard IFRS proposed by the IASB is far too complicated for SMEs and, in addition, refers in many places to the full IFRS; takes the view that the obligations regarding appendices are too comprehensive and that the effort required is disproportionate in relation to the requirement to provide information; is concerned that the draft was designed with relatively large SMEs in mind (over fifty employees) and asserts that most SMEs are smaller in size; notes that SMEs are also concerned that the IASB intends to change the standard every two years; nevertheless, notes ...[+++]it could be a useful optional transition for larger, expanding SMEs, but underlines that this shall not be a waystation for enforced harmonisation;

36. Considers that there is a widely shared view among SMEs that the IFRS for SMEs proposed by the IASB is far too complicated for them and, in addition, refers in many places to the full IFRS; takes the view that the obligations regarding appendices are too comprehensive and that the burden in relation to the requirement to provide information is disproportionate to any benefits arising therefrom; is concerned that the draft was designed with relatively large SMEs (of over fifty employees) in mind and asserts that most SMEs are smaller in size; notes that SMEs are also concerned that the IASB intends to change the standard every two ...[+++]years; nevertheless, notes it could be a useful optional transition for larger, expanding SMEs, but underlines that this must not be a way station on the road to enforced harmonisation;